Winter is coming and we have to start thinking about the equipment we need to get for our little ones. One of the most important parts of a winter outfit is the boots. They need to be able to keep their feet dry and warm when the snow starts to fall. They have to be solid and durable to play outside, waterproof to resist puddles, good for the city, and easy enough to put on and remove. Knowing what to look for in a good winter boot is key, and once you’ve done that, you can check out our most popular boots for Big & Little Kids this Winter 2019.
For Big Kids:
Sorel Big Kid’s Yoot Pac TP
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The classic Sorel Yoot Pac is the kid’s version of the Caribou and has grown-up warmth with little kids style. The easy to fasten toggle lets your little ones remove and put on the boots without a hassle. The boots are completely waterproof, but if they happen to get snow in somehow, the removable liner makes drying them easy. The sherpa pile snow cuff keeps the warmth in and while look stylish on all their winter escapades. Let them choose their favourite colour and know that their feet will be completely warm and dry after a full day in the snow.
Columbia Bugaboot Plus IV Omni-Heat Boots
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The Bugaboot is ready to help your little ones take on winter. Waterproof seam-sealed construction and Columbia’s Proprietary Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining with 400g insulation has all the winter warmth they’ll need and can take on temperatures as low as -40°C. The moulded rubber outsole will help them take on wet and icy terrain all season long. The bungee lace closure makes it easy for them to put on and take off, so they won’t have any trouble sliding them on, tightening them up, and heading out for a fun-filled day in the snow.
Kamik Big Kid’s Luke Boot
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Easy to put on and durable enough for all their winter adventures, the Big Kid’s Luke boot is a sure winner this season. Crafted from waterproof 1200 denier nylon with a synthetic carbon fiber upper, your big kid’s feet are sure to be warm and dry no matter how long they stay out in the snow. The boots are made to take on subzero temperatures, and the synthetic rubber outsole is ready to take on every surface. The One-pull bungee system makes them easy to slip on, and they can tighten them up to keep all the warmth in. These boots are perfect for the kids who don’t let cold weather keep them from having fun outside.
For Little Kids
Sorel Little Kid’s Snow Commander Boots
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From the playground to the backyard, keep your little one’s feet warm and dry in the Snow Commander boots. Fully waterproof and equipped with a super warm fleece lining, these boots are a winter classic that are sure to be passed on to the next generation when you’re little ones grow out of them. With a temperature rating of -40°C, cold winter weather is no match for outdoor adventures this season.
Columbia Little Kid’s Powderbug Forty Boots
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The Columbia Powderbug Forty Boots having all the makings of a winter favourite for your little ones. They’re easy to slip on, warm, comfortable and fully waterproof. They’re rated for temperatures as low as -40°C and the adjustable hook & loop closure strap ensure that the boot stays on snug and keeps the cold out. The one-piece injected outsole is durable and capable of taking various icy terrains.
Kamik Toddler’s Sapling Winter Boots
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Finding the right winter boots for your littlest can be a battle but with the Sapling insulated boots, you’re all set! These stylish, little boots are waterproof and equipped with a moisture-wicking liner that holds up in temperatures as low as -40°C. The quick to put on Sapling is sure to keep your littlest family member’s feet warm and dry in the park, the backyard and anywhere else their little feet can take them.
Winter fun is just around the corner. Whether your little ones are playing at the park or heading to school on the snow-covered sidewalks, you want them to stay warm, dry, and protected against the elements. Make sure they’re well equipped with a pair of insulated, waterproof boots this winter.
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